After moving from Paris to Venice, he worked with a panel of artists and architects in the Venice community on various sculptural pieces and numerous metal works for city & corporate infrastructures.

Alex's passion for painting followed him to the US where he applied textures and fundamental geometric shapes to translate his vivid dreamscapes.

Inspired by the geometry embedded in physics and nature, he later dimensionalised the flat symbols and shapes from his paintings into sculptural pieces using raw materials such as, wood, stone, metals and glass.

Through his efforts to express balance and harmony found in universal dualities Alex started combining symmetry with dynamic elements, leading to the creation of a series of functional pieces as well as lighting & interactive site specific public installations.

Alex's art is constantly evolving to express deeper levels of connectivity between ourselves, our perception of form and our dimensional surroundings.